military personnel
Let an agent handle military personnel neutrally by service, rank, role, rights and veteran support, without operational or tactical detail.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle military personnel neutrally by service, rank, role, rights and veteran support, without operational or tactical detail.
Members of the armed forces of a state, including soldiers, sailors, aviators and marines, of all ranks and roles, from enlisted personnel to commissioned officers.
What it is for: Staffing armed forces for defence and other state missions.
It can be understand ranks and roles; find information on recruitment through official channels; access veteran and family support; research service records.
Distinguishing features
Members of armed forces
Rank hierarchy
Subject to military law
Protected by international humanitarian law
What it looks like
A role; uniforms and insignia identify service and rank.
How it is recognised
Rank insignia
Service branch uniforms
Historical titles such as commandant or quartermaster
Related models
is a kind of - category
serves in - organisation
wears - symbols
is governed by - law
In practice
Families and kinds
enlisted personnel
non-commissioned officers
commissioned officers
reservists
veterans
Identifiers
Wikidata item Q47064 occupation concept
Standards and regulation
Geneva Conventions
National military law and service regulations
Veteran benefits law
Failure modes and hazards
Providing operational or tactical detail
Exposing personal data of service members
Glorifying or demonising
Also called
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Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.military-personnel
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Role Who they are.
Service and rank.
Service
Branch.
Service
Service branch.
- Which service and branch? definition
- Of which country? provenance
Rank
Hierarchy.
Rank
Rank.
- What rank, and how does it compare internationally? definition
- What insignia shows it? definition
Rights Law and welfare.
Service members have rights.
Law
Military law.
Law
Legal framework.
- Which military law and international law apply? provenance
- How can complaints be raised? action
Welfare
Support.
Welfare
Welfare.
- Which welfare and mental health services are available? action
- Is urgent help needed? boundary
Veterans After service.
Veterans need support.
Benefits
Entitlements.
Benefits
Veteran benefits.
- Which benefits and services are veterans entitled to? provenance
- How are they claimed? action
Records
Service records.
Records
Service records.
- How can service records be requested? action
- Who may access them? boundary
Limits Neutral and safe.
Some detail must not be given.
Operational
No tactics.
Operational
Operational limits.
- Is the request for operational, tactical or weapons detail? boundary
- How should the agent decline? action
Privacy
Individuals.
Privacy
Privacy.
- Could information expose an individual service member? boundary
- Is it necessary? boundary
What the second pass must settle
- Should ranks be separate entries?
- How should veteran services be localised?
- How should historical roles be linked?